How to Get to teamLab Planets: Shin-Toyosu & Toyosu

The address

The venue is at 6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0061, on the waterfront reclaimed land of Toyosu. Copy the address into your map app or show it to a taxi driver, and be ready to confirm the sign you can see in our exterior photograph.

There is no car park of its own, and general parking should not be assumed. Public transport is the straightforward choice for almost every visitor.

Shin-Toyosu: the closest

Shin-Toyosu on the Yurikamome line is about one minute on foot. After the ticket gate turn right and use the North Exit. If you are already on the Yurikamome, perhaps from Shimbashi, this is the obvious stop.

A one-minute walk is a station-to-venue estimate, not the journey time. Allow time on the platform and in the gate area, particularly if your entry window is fixed.

Toyosu on the Yurakucho line

Toyosu station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho line is about a ten-minute walk. Take Exit 7 and follow the elevated Yurikamome tracks. This suits visitors who are already on the Yurakucho line or have a rail pass on it.

Do not confuse it with Shin-Kiba, which some websites wrongly give for this line. Toyosu is correct. The walk is about ten minutes, so allow a little more if you are carrying bags or travelling with children. Do not assume it is step-free.

Shijo-mae: when you are visiting the market

Shijo-mae, also written Shijoumae, on the Yurikamome is about five minutes away on foot. It is useful if you are pairing the museum with a visit to Toyosu Market, for example breakfast first and art later.

The market does not shorten your entry window. Plan lunch around the booked time, not the other way round, and leave a margin.

Buses, taxis and timing

Public buses towards Shin-Toyosu may be congested, so a bus is a poorer default than a train. We give no taxi or bus journey time, because it varies too much.

Arrive for the start of your booked window, and not much later. If you are delayed, ask staff during that day's operating hours, bearing in mind that last admission is one hour before closing, and contact the actual ticket seller. Our ticket guide explains booking.

Planning your arrival window

Work backwards from the start of your booked entry window. Add the station walk, a few minutes for the gate, and a margin for trains that run late. If you are changing lines, add more. A relaxed arrival is far better than a rushed one, because lockers and a barefoot changeover take time before you even enter.

Coming from central Tokyo, the Yurikamome and the Yurakucho line are the two rail choices, and the Yurikamome is the closer drop-off. The walk figures here are estimates for each station, not full journeys, and no step-free route is promised. If you need an accessible route, check station facilities and ask the operator before the visit.

After your visit, the same stations take you back. Remember there is no re-entry, so decide before you leave whether you are done. Our ticket guide has the hours and last-admission details.